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All of this seriously explains why you are now basically made of Velcro!
Ally Smith ?
Roblox Twins like how she stays on the horse and doesn’t fall off easily with all the training 😊
You have no idea how happy this made me
I started riding in February.
It is June now.
February 2018 to June 2019...
Omg, you like stranger things and ride a horse!! I have find my best friend!!!😮
I start next year with riding.
And then I'm 17 years old...
Wow thats incredible. AND on top of all this you run a youtube channel! You're a very hard worker.
Nat I think this is shelby Dennis.
This is a copied vid.
@@jasleengyani5136 Yeeeah!! I just read on her twitter her channel got hacked 😧
@@Taliavana yah
This channel is fake and should be reported
Well I started riding with 13... one lesson in the week :’D
And my story is so boring in comparison to yours
Same
Same! Surprisingly I only started a few months ago and I already know how to canter!
I started at 5
And I can jump 4’5
Haha same
I love that since your start you have not gotten stuck in one realm. I think that was one thing that helped me. From hunter/ jumper to breed shows to thoroughbred/Standardbreds to young to troubled horses englishto western to driving to galloper to jogger to dressage. That is what makes a great trainer and one that can truly help a horse because you have had more opportunities to hands on work with many horses and experience problems.
Keep doing what you do you have a good head on your shoulders. Love seeing your transitions. It made me think back to the days when I didn’t need bits and such. It was neat seeing you change.
I also know your love of thoroughbreds, most don’t know that of me. Most people I feel don’t know how wonderful they can be.
There were so many when I worked at the race farm I wish I could of taken to work with for their new life’s after racing.
Can’t wait to see more of what’s to come for you. It’s an adventure that captures your heart and soul when you work with horses.
Also had to add, I used to fall asleep on my bouncer horse when I was young and loved them since I can remember also. It’s like we are born with it.
I was told I didn't have the money to ride horses when I was younger. I did. Where there's a will there's a way. I did though College. Now, a Re-Rider. 20 years after. Trying to get back to where I was.
Keep going. Keep riding. Keep studying.
Lucky you have a Mom who is behind you. I did it all by myself. I think she came to one show.
No internet bullies then. That was a good thing. Your seat is awesome. Your method is really very thoughtful and kind.
You live the life I wanted to.
I'm thrilled to be able to just ride my friend's horses. It's a gift that I cherish.
I love your videos.
Keep going and just keep going.♥️
I got started at 4 with a little miniature stallion! Parents thought that'd be a good idea. Since 16, I stopped riding since my old boy passed and my mental health got worse. I wish I could pick it back up. My favorite horses are draft breeds and one day I hope to have one since my small draft breed has been so hard to work with but so rewarding. Since 2012, I've been teaching young riders how to respectfully and responsibly handle, ride, and care for horses. Nothing on the scale that you're doing your work, but everyone has to start somewhere!
Farley looked amazing with you when you were younger , his trot and canter are so smooth
Shelby! u r an incredible person! u had me laughing and crying watching ur story. im 52yrs old and feel like im 16 and u have been so inspirational to me watching ur vids! ive been riding and training for 20+yrs and I want so much to be inspired and uve done that for this old lady! ty ty ty
Woah! Any tips for riding?
I just want to tell you that this isn't Shelby's channel.
Her channel got hacked and this person is fake😠😡
@@jasleengyani5136 so the story isn't Shelby? looks like her, sounds like her, rides like her. explain please :)
4 year old shelby: *gets on horses back*
horse: Mom why is there just a saddle on me aren't you gonna ride?
I’ve been thinking about what profession I want to go into and was starting to close the door on training but I think this video may have given me hope!
Lilly Lavae awwww that’s cool!!
Keep going KEEP GOING
I’ve been watching you for ages! And you are such a wonderful inspiration to me! Keep on riding ❤️🐎
hey ellå bruh
@@fshowjumping1827 ?
I am a Florida CowGirl started at 2yoa. dabbled and loved English CC and Gymkhana~ But Western is my life. My Best Cowhorses are always OTTB 💕 Currently I have 2 Rescues and really appreciate your experiences. So happy to find your channel! Go Shelby!
Does that stand for On/off track thoroughbred?
J Ingenito Off Track ThoroughBred 💕🐴
Wow! What an amazing video! I truly appreciate brutal honesty! I’m so glad you were able to keep your horse through that horrible financial, and apparently criminal, situation. It would have been an even greater crime to have lost something you are obviously passionate about and have devoted your life to!
You totally forgot Donut😂😂
I was one of those that voted for this option on your story!
Rose Li same😂
same lol
Rose Li you could vote?
Rose Li what were the options?
@@arianaeden2041 I think it was this or something about George? I don't remember, there were only two options though
Shelby is just the best, she's been through a lot but has come out of it so experienced and amazing. I hope to be at least a quarter of what she is when I grow up.
i am 10 now and have only been riding for about a year now, we have gotten really close to my trainer and i am going to start working. i wont be doing much but i will be leading ponies on pony rides, helping out by feeding the horse and ya know stuff like that, i really hope that i get a horse of my own some day i really love riding
A great video, Shelby! You are blessed you had the opportunity to ride at such a young age. 💖 I didn't start until I was well into adulthood. I love your videos and you are very talented!
You are a huge inspiration and a great role model for younger and older riders, we can all aspire to be as dedicated and hardworking as you Shelby. You are an amazing rider and trainer, May 2019 bring many marvelous opportunities your way.
Aww baby Shelby 😂
This was amazing to watch, what incredible journey already! Can't wait to see what you do this year!
I love this💖 You really inspire me so much and I hope to be as good and successful as you someday.
Whoa... absolutely shook right now! I now remember the really old Facebook days of us all having out names as our name and our horses name!!! I remember Farley and Dallas from way back then! So shocked to have come across this video and remember the good old days!
Im a aussie cowgirl and i started riding when i was 1,But i got led around when i was 1 and then i got my first horse when i was 4 your such a inspiring youtuber! Love u
You are so underrated. Absolutely amazing, you’ve really inspired me a lot regarding horses since 2016 or so and I honestly appreciate it. I used to blindly follow what past trainers have taught me, and I heavily relied on internet trainers. Upon finding you, Ive been more encouraged to do my own research and develop my own opinions and beliefs. You sparked my interest in animal behavior again talking about your love for training and it honestly means a lot, as I have been very confused and insecure about any future plans. I hope your account and knowledge continues to grow so you can reach more people like you did me ❤️ cant wait to see what 2019 brings
Shelby:somehow......i didn’t die
Me:😂😂😂
Wow you are such a inspiration your work ethic is amazing and you do so well with the horses in your care so impressed.
You probably get told this all the time, but you are a rare and gifted 'true' horsewoman, and it is SO cool to watch you grow and ride and train horses! Thank you for posting all of these videos and documenting this journey!
It was always my dream to rescue horses, and train them to be 'useful' so they may hopefully never find themselves in an auction situation again, giving the horse a skillset=saves their life. But as life went on, money and time became more and more tight with kids, careers, marriage etc, so when there's someone as dedicated and talented as you out there with the option to assist in her journey to rescue horses via purchasing merch or paypal donations, its the perfect opportunity to help and get your dream (with the same end result as my dream!) off the ground!
Makes me wonder how many others are out there who want to help horses or have big dreams to open a foundation etc, and just dont reach out to the community effectively.
Amazing riding story, so inspiring!
Ur an inspiration! U inspired me to keep writing my riding story 😊
I have an anglo arab. Amazing jumper too. Quiet, but very sassy
Hearing your updated story is awesome! I inspire to have your seat one day, and to be as strong of a rider as you!
Yesterday I wathed your previous riding journey video. And now there is a update! Perfect!❤
I literally didnt realize that was milo in the first video of you on him, he's become SO muscled, its incredible
I started riding at 3 and now I am 12 and riding a green Thoroughbread/quarter horse. He is so stubborn and I just love him to death.
I started riding at 12 and really started riding at 13-14. I got my first horse 5 months ago and he has been such a learning experience. He's taught me *alot* about behavior, training, and bonding with horses. My gelding is a 16hh 21 y/o Draft×Standardbred and gaited. He paces and my trainer was doubtful we could ever compete in dressage but here we are! A lot of sleepless nights, crying, friction in the bond, and frustration later and we're doing dressage clinics. The clinic trainer is very supportive!
My hope is to train my gelding enough to be a safe ride for my mom and then get a project horse. I won't be able to sell my gelding(i made a deal with the previous owner to retire him back to her) so Ill need some way to get the money to buy a more permanent horse. I want to get either an OTTB or a young rescue.
That or my trainer has a trakehner stud colt that I've had my eye on for a year now. I love him. Im hoping she'll be willing to sell to me but he's currently not available. Im hoping Ill be able to be apart of his breaking and training next year. He's only turning 2 this year so there's still time!
This is a good example to people looking to get into any job field.. hard work and kindness will pay off! Don’t give up on your passion!
Hats off to you Shelby, you honestly have done a wonderful job 👏👏👏
Excellent!! So happy for you and your dedication
that's so awesome you started on the arab circuit! I started the same way, love the breed still to this day.
Great video Shelby, thanks for sharing your story. I got a little teary at the beginning, as I started out the same way as you.
Sadly life got in the way. Hope to get the ponies back in my life in the next few years.
Awesome video Shelby!! You have had quite a journey!!
You inspire me so much. I'm so glad I have someone who's genuinely a great rider and person, to look up to. I am so proud of your accomplishments. I hope 2019 will be a great year for you, as it is already for me.
I take lessons as I do not own a horse nor have room for one as I live in the city. But I ride a bay pony named Cocoa and he is naughty he is teaching me well at the trot now and he is just amazing! This story is awesome btw!
I think I have been following you for over a year now and you really have come a long way Shelby! You have grown so much in the year 2018, especially with Milo. He is looking better than ever! I am so happy for you and your success, it is very well deserved!
Your story is very inspiring and always a dream to watch.
I fell in love with racehorses when I was 17 and still love them. I worked with harness racing horses (Standardbreds and French trotters) and they are amazing. They are so intelligent but they are a lot harder to start under saddle as they are used to pull with the front legs instead of pushing with the hind legs. But they always try to give me the world.
My story is:
Beginner with horrendous seat and the way I held my reins was just... ✨
Now:
Someone who can barely horse to trot.
Yes, I’ve improved so much...
Almost 10 months of riding comes to this.
Can’t wait to see what you do in 2019. I just loved what you did in 2018. Of course my favorite is doorknob. Oh and your mothers comments are priceless. Lol
I started riding when I was 11 and now I'm jumping and have a lease horse my riding story is boring that's basically it also you said in winter 2014 I found my next of the track thoroughbred 2 times
I’ve always liked horses. I finally was able to take lessons when I was 11. My dream still hasn’t become a reality. I don’t know if it ever will...
Good Luck! It is great to watch your development. Love to your mother.
I ride a dutch warmblood named Pharlee who is the crazist 24 year old I had ever met.
ok i’ll just say this i’m only 12, but i’m not a green rider and i have been around horses my whole life and i’m a hunter jumper. With that said i love taking on ottb horses and i train them for hunters..people say i’m way to young and ill “Get hurt” riding them since ottb horses are stereotyped as hot headed and dangerous.. Shelby your journey with green horses have encouraged me to keep going with my ottb horses, so thank you for keeping me going despite what everyone says
I started riding when I was 9 or 10. We can only afford lessons right now but I’d definitely love to own a horse some day.
So inspirational oml 🤩
Wow! Shelby, God has given you an amazing talent of riding and training horses - you are so smart and your love for animals is a beautiful gift from our God in Heaven and I’m so Blessed to be able to watch and learn from you. Also, PraiseGod for your parents seeing that gift and allowing you to use it at such a young age.
GGG=‘s GiveGodGlory for you sharing your life. Also, you have so much experience because of all the years of riding and showing. You are definitely qualified and thank you for sharing your gift and talents with all of us.
✌🏻And❤️
Lori
That is really awesome! You are a lucky girl! You had supportive parents who allowed you to ride, who listened to your passion and desire to ride! :-) That is a gift to you in your life. Treasure it everyday! :-) And, keep on riding! My mother did every thing in her power to keep me from the very thing that was most important to me and my life! There was nothing I wanted more than to ride! At the age of 5 I knew this well! Keep on Riding!
Good luck shelby! You will do great with George!
iv'e been riding the same horse for the whole time iv'e been riding witch is a long time Ruby my heart horse
My trainers husband is a jockey and having a way into the race life really does help with retraining them after the fact
Wow! Thank you for telling your horse story, amazing and unique.
You are an inspiration. Looking forward to 2019!!
You had good trainers
this just inspired me so much, thank you!
I enjoy your video's so much. You have done so much already for someone so young... Wishing you a great 2019 season! Can't wait to follow you.
You are my idol! You can do everything you put your mind to! And so I have one question, can we do an email interview for a speech I’m putting together over the genetically modified super horses to be born this year for FFA? If not, I understand, you are a very busy lady and may not have the time to.
Such an awesome story. She is soo cute!
and here I am, having started when I was 9, one lesson a week, 5 years later, still one lesson a week ;-; never shown or leased a horse
U go girl!!just adore u...and ur mom!!💝
I am 16 and only now getting into horses. Lots of work to do
11:50 repeat the same sentence LOL
Very interesting to hear your journey. Very impressive.
I started riding at 4 ♥️
Thank you for rescuing the pony and horse from slaughter!
What’s the Oldenburg coloured geldings breeding ? I have two who both have Art Deco bloodlines !
My aunts horse is by art deco !!!
Ooo what is he/she like under saddle ? Check my insta will update mine soon with the breaking process of my mare ! ‘Abbiegoodridge’
aaaaw i miss archie🤧😍
OMG! I watch u do a class at the P.N.E so amazing who were u riding?
thats so incredible
The best. You inspire meeeee
Omg you are so good!😱
Back when OTTBs were dirt cheap. Now its such a fad and hard to even enjoy flipping them. You have to buy them for the cost of what flipping and selling should be. It's such a shame. I love TBs and it was my passion since very young to own, ride, and find homes for the ones off the track after living in Kentucky. Now I hate the industry that it has become.
Depends where you live! Where I am you can get an OTTB right off the track for about 400-500
Bad for us, but perhaps good for the horses!
Yesssss!!!
FIRST!!!! Love you so much!
Do you know that in addition to having ulcers nearly all ex race horses have been bleeding into their lungs after every race wheather there was blood in the nostrils or not they did a study of both gallopers and harness horses and most have some bleeding every time they race that only shows up if they are scoped
Not true, but that is what lasix is for in the event a horse a bleeder. Bleeding occurs during races, to a lesser extent then you are trying to imply and does not continue after retirement. Racehorse owners are extremely quick to scope and they will DEFINITELY be aware if the horse is a bleeder. Also, most competition horses also have ulcers if not preventatively treated. This is why good trainers treat preventatively. Given the fact I work in the industry, I don't need you to try to to educate me with the propagandized version of what goes on. But ok
You're going to tell us whether you make it into the makeover, right??
You are very special Pure Love Huge Heart 💯
Notice the name Chalmath Palihapitiya on account. This is a hacker name. These are Shelby Dennis’ videos. The hacker is stealing her income and subscribers. I just noticed today and went to her Instagram account to find out what happened. If you like her videos send feedback to YT, Twitter, Instagram. She has a new temporary account.
I’m just beginning. I’m 14.. I hope I’m not late to enjoying the sport.
No such thing as too late
I’m not a fan of the noseband cover she was using with Milo jumping, I think it makes it harder for the horses to judge their distances if they can’t look down. I’d be scared the horse wouldn’t see the distance so might run through or refuse the jump. I just don’t think it’s fair to deprive him of that sense.
I really didnt ask for your opinion but just do you know, a shadow roll only prevents the horse from seeing things on the ground right below them. They have poor vision in front of the nose as it is, so no, it wouldn't affect his ability to see distances considering the jump isn't at ground level and by the time it is remotely close to being in the blind spot, he would have already jumped. Dont use equipment you domt like on your horses but dont criticize equipment other people use based on your erroneous judgments.
Shelby Dennis I wasn’t tying to be bitchy, it’s just my opinion, most of my experience is on horses that weren’t trained the best and the one mare I’ve riden for about a year and a half loves to throw in half a stride of leave one out just to throw me off my game. You have complete confidence in Milo because you made him, I don’t have that luxury, I dont trust them unless I’ve riden them for years.
@@rebeccawolf8317 just a bit unnecessary because you're criticizing my equipment on my horse without even knowing how it works. Shadow rolls are FOR horse with confidence issues, not the other way around.
Cool Shelny~~
I wish I started to ride at the age of 2 but sadly I was 8 when I started riding
absolutely phenomenal. your the biggest role modle and inspiration 🤗💞
1:44 what are the straps on your legs for, do they stop jodhpurs from moving up your leg?
How is donut doing with her pregnancy?
your so inspirational
Hi love your channel
Good on you!
Wait u had a part time job, a horse,finance problems and u got bullied.WOW.U are hard working
Hahah this is cool I’m female and my name is Sydney this is cool and I love your vids to your good at Litterally everything 😂😂❤️ lol I just wanted to point that out so baiiiiiii
You are such a brave rider
I have Arabia she is a dapple grey